In partnership with Worthy Australia, three specially-created works by Sherylle Dovaston will be on display at their Perth Headquarters from 22 January - 19 February, to support their work helping women and children who have experienced homelessness due to domestic violence.

Featuring the work of abstract artist Sherylle Dovaston Tracks and Traces investigates the inherent, constructed, and ambiguous meanings within the language of diverse Western Australian landscapes.

Sherylle has been selected as one of four artists to participate in HHG Legal’s Artist Residency Program for 2023.

Beyond Interpretations brings together artworks from the City of Swan Collection that respond to the diverse City environments. Supported with contemporary works by artists Sherylle Dovaston, Gemma Ben-Ary, Peter Dailey, Beverly Iles and Gregory Pryor.

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Convergence: Impressions of Memory and Sensation features works by abstract artist Sherylle Dovaston as she explores the connection between her inner and outer worlds, and investigates the profound interplay between introspection and experience.

Line of Sight gathers works by WA artists Sherylle Dovaston, Lene Makwana, and David Wroth together along a fascinating visual axis, bringing both the creative process and the visual experience into the line of sight.

Sherylle Dovaston uses colour combined with loose formal elements to provide an elemental space for being in which viewers might recognise, reflect, or project their own experiences as they engage with these immersive works.

Intangible is a collaborative exhibition featuring exciting WA artists Sherylle Dovaston and Kat Ferguson.

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The Other Side features works across the breadth of Sherylle’s practice - highlighting the broad scope of her mark-making, and the exploitation of colour and form to journey from works with a clear narrative to those that open a space for diverse interpretations.

Notations features 10 large scale works centred on the theme of human encounters, and connection to people, time, and place. Viewable by appointment only.

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This year we are participating in Swan Open Studios. Our studio is based in our heritage-listed home, built in 1852 by Lt. Edmund DuCane and forming part of Guildford’s Historic Precinct. This is a fabulous opportunity to see contemporary abstract art created in an important historic setting.

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Intersection is a collaboration and joint exhibition with talented local artist Louise Thorpe, and represents an intersection between the figurative and the abstract. The fabulous CBD location also speaks to the intersection between art and business, work and life, echoing the overarching theme of this exhibition series.

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Encounters features a collection of works highlighting Sherylle’s signature style and fascination with mark making and visual language.

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